Fatal Accident and 1836 Federal Appointments Report
A worker named Geo Thompson, a Master Mason, fell from a scaffold in Hassell Street, fracturing his jaw and dislocating it after striking a pine post. he remains dangerously ill. The President, with Senate advice and consent, announced several diplomatic and civil appointments effective July 1, 1836, including Irvine as Associate Judge in Wisconsin and Wolf as First Comptroller, among others across Missouri, North Carolina, New York, and Washington DC.
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